Prayer Times in Egypt

80 cities · Egyptian General Authority of Survey · Hanbali, Maliki and Shafi’i

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Cairo Giza Alexandria Giza Shubrā al Khaymah Port Said Suez Madīnat an Naşr Al Mansurah Al Maḩallah al Kubrá Tanta Port Said Al Fayyum Suez Al Khuşūş Mansoura Esna Zagazig Ismailia Luxor Luxor Tanta Kom Ombo Aswān 6th of October City Ḩadā’iq al Qubbah Damanhur New Cairo Al Qāhirah al Jadīdah Damietta Rosetta Minya Aswan Banī Suwayf Shibīn al Kawm Sohag Az-Zuhūr Al ‘Āshir min Ramaḑān Ḩalwān Mallawī Hurghada Arīsh Kafr ash Shaykh Bilbeis Banhā Idkū Marsá Maţrūḩ Al Maţarīyah Qalyub Al Ḩawāmidīyah Abū Kabīr Mīt Ghamr Akhmīm Girga Disūq Aḍ-Ḍawāḥy Samālūţ Al-'Ubūr Kirdāsah Bilqās Būsh Ţahţā Sinnūris Kafr ad Dawwār Al Manzalah Munūf Ashmūn As Sinbillāwayn Maghāghah Manfalūţ Fāqūs Banī Mazār Al Fashn Ţalkhā Abnūb Zefta Abū Tīj Dayrūţ Ţimā Dikirnis

How prayer times are calculated for Egypt

Prayer times depend on the sun’s position relative to a location, so they differ between cities in the same country and shift through the year. Fajr and Isha additionally depend on the angle of the sun below the horizon, and that angle differs between calculation authorities.

Cities in Egypt default to Egyptian General Authority of Survey, the authority conventionally followed there. Both the authority and the juristic school can be changed on any city page if your local mosque follows a different convention.

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